MEJDic English Japanese
Are you o.k? / I’m o.k. Daijyoubu desu ka / Daijyoubu
Breakfast Asa gohan
Dinner Ban gohan
Excuse me Sumimasen
Etto...(when you are still thinking) Well, hmmm, what should i say, etc..
Good morning Ohayo gozaimasu
Good night Oyasumi nasai
Good-bye Sayounara
Hello Konnichi wa
Hello (on the telephone) Moshi moshi
How are you? Ogenki desu ka
How much is it? Ikura desu ka
I am seasick Funeyoi desu
I am sleepy Nemui desu
I am sorry Gomen nasai
I am tired Tsukaremashita
I can’t speak Japanese Nihongo ga dekimasen
I don’t understand Wakarimasen
Left (handside) Hidari (te)
Lunch Hiru gohan
My name is Tim Tim to mou shimasu
Majide! (very casual) Really!
Nice to meet you (for the first time) Hajimemashite
Nice to meet you (please be nice to me) Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu
No Iie
Please wait a minute Chotto matte kudasai
Right (handside) Migi (te)
See you later (very casual) Mata ne / Jaa ne
Ship for World Youth Sekai seinen no fune
Sugoi (very casual) Wow! That's great
Thank you Arigatou gozaimasu
Thank you for the food(said after eating) Gochisou sama deshita
Thank you for the food(said before eating) Itadakimasu
Well done / nice job! Otsukare sama deshita
What is the time now? Ima nanji desu ka
Where is the bathroom? O te arai wa doko ni arimasu ka
Yes Hai
If you know any other useful Japanese phrases that you commonly use on board,
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About SSEAYP
The Ship for Southeast Asian Youth Programme (SSEAYP) is an annual
programme sponsored by the Japanese Government and supported by the
member-countries of ASEAN. The programme brings together more than 300
youth from ASEAN countries and Japan, providing them with the unique
opportunity to live together on board the ship Nippon Maru.
SSEAYP started in January 1974 based on Joint Statements issued
between Japan and the five ASEAN countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined in 1985.
Vietnam participated in the programme in 1996 while Laos and Myanmar
participated in 1998, and Cambodia in 2000.
The aim of SSEAYP is to foster friendship and greater understanding
among youths from Japan and ASEAN. It also seeks to broaden their
international outlook.
A series of activities are lined up for the selected participants.
The programme during voyages includes discussions on social and youth
matters, cultural introductions, sports, recreation and club activities.
While activities at each port-of-call include interaction with the
local youth, courtesy calls on dignitaries and institutional visits, as
well as community service and homestay experience.
Study, homestay visits in Japan
@ TOKYO
To Nara-shi
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| Todai-ji Temple, worlds largest wooden building |
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Rice/Garden Terraces in Asuka  |
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| Nara Rice Terrace |
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| Tea Plantation |
Great
Buddha
of
Todaiji
Memoir pix
On Board Nippon Maru
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| Waiting for the next Port of Call |
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| National Day presentation on Board |
@ KOCHI PREFECTURE Sister Province of Benguet
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| Sekkeiji Temple |
Clean forested streams
Rice fields
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